Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

piece of good work on Pennington street betSeen Church street and Stone avenue. Judge J. A. Anderson, recently quite sick at the Russ House, IS reported to De convslesing.
 The raise on Pima county cattle by the Territorial Board of Equalization was four per cent or about 34 cents per head. Itis ssId that Detective Thscker went Co Los Angeles on "a sure thing. He has however wired friends here that there WAS nothing in it." The Territorial Board of Equalization reduced the assessment on railroads ID Pius county $196.OO0. This includes he Southern Pacific, Arizona and New Mexico and the Narrow Gauge.
 Davidson during the present high wa ter. is working hls men on the mesa, so that when he IS sgsIn able to get into and finish hls work in the bed of the Rillito, the ditch will prsctici fly be completed.
 Mrs. Coxe has been seriously Ill at the San Xavier during the past week, but is LOW out of danger. The Major was telegrsphed for and arrived Wednesday morning.
 The owners of the Mowry mine. in the PRtagoni8s, are considering the propsl- ton to put mp forty ton smelter on the mine. Should this be done it will make mining industry in that end of the range boom,
 Mir. Wm. E. Sloan and Miss Fanny Heiskell of Hsrshsw. were married on Saturday last by Rev. U. Gregory. The CITIZEN extends it's congratulations and wishes them we'll and a long useful and prosperous life,
 few evenings since the people ss Dos Reales near San Xavier were neal ly drowned out of house and home. IL dld not rain, says the CITIZENS inform ant, but 1t poured. Ditches and gull e. overhowed and the country round Rbou was hidden under a deluge of water.
 Lew Martin while running speclai few days since between here and Yum ran into a hand csr in coming arouDi Il curve, The hand oar was thrown from the track. and Mexican is supposed tC be fatally injured.
 Mir. William Sloan, of Hsrshsw, 1t working on an extension of the AliA mine. He has already tunneled in over POO feet and contemnplstes driving 1T as much further unless he strike 1t big ID the meantime. He is following the ledge and Is liable to open up bonanza st any time.
 MT. W. E. Smith now cBnvsssing for General Sohn A. Logan's work on the volunteer soldier IS meeting with con- siderable success. The work is 6 most excellent one and should be ID the house of every American who loves to see snd hear of the bravery of his countrymen.
 A telegram from Tucson printed ID the Los Angeles Herald of the 18th, states that Detective ThBcker has the robber business we'll in hand. It fur ther states that said robbers are resi- dents of Carlisle, New Mexico, and that the amount taken was SS4, 900 of which S7l,000 was currency and Sl3,O00 gold coin.
 Mr. John Ivsncovich has purchased the store of Mir. B. Ssich. The goods were turned over to him and he took charge thIs morning. Mir. Ssioh, sl- though for the present out of business, will continue to reside here, Mir. Ivan coyich always famous for his excellent stock of fresh fruits. will keep on hand the very best stock the orchards of the Pacific slope yield.
 The large cave fonnd ID the Rincons by the posse hunting for the train rob- bers on Wednesday last in the RIncon mountains, has long been known to several of the residents of this city. They report it large and spacious with well formed chambers at different inter vais. but on the whole 1t most resem- bles B great fisure in the mountain. AL though penetrated for a long distance the end has never been reached.
 The many friends of Frank Saladip will regret to learn of the death of his estimsble wife Reiugia, who died at I2:3O to-day, of organic heart disease. She leaves sorrowing husbsnd and one little daughter, three years of age, to mourn her untimely loss. The CITIZEN extends its sincere sympathy to the be- rssved ones. Mrs. Ssl6din will be buried from the Catholic church at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, Friends and sc qusintsnoes are respectfully invited to attend.
 4 prospector by name of Danie' Oogers. recently had both hands blown of by the premature explosion of stick of giant powder, He was prospecting in the mountains above Clifton when the terrible accident happened, and vss obliged 10 travel alone all night before he could reach assistance. The poor fellow now lies in the hospital of the Arizona Copper Company where be is being kindly cared for. Clarion.
 It IS said of Bismarck, during h. Franco-German war that he preferred 60 hold the famous Vichy Spings in the south of France, in preference to the two states of Alssce and Lorraine. ihe Vichy waters of France cut deeper thsn German beer into the soul of the man of "blood and iron" Frenchmen well ac. quainted with these famous. life giving. healing waters in their native country are loud in their praise of VIchy water They cannot, they say, distinguish the difference between it and Dr. Martin e preparation, other than that the water prepared by Dr. Martin is more highly impregnated with gas and consequently is more pslstsble and heslthful. YichJ is the favorite drink in Tucson to-day.
 The social event of the week was the  marriage on Sunday night, st Solomon. vile, of our efficient County Recorder Pedro Michelens, to Mrs. Louisa Duke The ceremony took place at the home oi The Hon. George Fl. Stevens, Probate Judge J. T. Fitzgerald officiating. None but the relatives and intimate friends of the bride Rnd groom were present, the house being rather small to sccommo- date larger number, and in oonse- quence of tbe great amount of official work to be performed by the groom. who Is also clerk of the Board of Supervis- ors. bridal trip was dispensed with for the present. The young couple will re- main the guests of MT. snd Mrs. George H. Stevens until the completion of their own residence, about the end of this nonth.-Clsrion.
 Edward Dooley. sent here from Nogsles on the charge of attempted murder and resisting an officer, and who WAS turned loose by the Court Commissioner, on 8 writ of hsbess corpus. Saturday last, on the strength of making oath that the committing